Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has made it no secret he doesn’t like the Green Bay Packers, and that continued after Saturday’s game.
Johnson and Packers head coach Matt LaFleur had their postgame handshake after the Bears secured a 31-27 win at Soldier Field, and it was about as brief as you could possibly make the postgame interaction:
After the game, Johnson didn’t mince words with his feelings about the Packers and how they approached this weekend’s contest.
“There was probably a little bit more noise coming out of their building up north to start the week, which we heard loud and clear, players and coaches alike,” he said. “So this one meant something to us.”
Needless to say, Johnson has made no bones about the fact that he wants to beat the Packers as often as possible as the Bears’ head coach, and that started with his very first press conference after he was hired by the team.
“To be quite frank with you, I kinda enjoyed beating Matt LaFleur twice a year,” he said during that January press conference.
It did take three meetings for the Bears to beat the Packers twice this season, but no fan will complain after the 31-27 victory that propelled Chicago into the second round of the postseason.
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